[Tip] Linux|FreeBSD SETI@Home clients on OpenBSD

Contributed by Dengue on 2000-03-05 from the Is-anybody-out-there? dept.

Niekze writes "I'm not too sure that any future OpenBSD SETI@Home clients will be released. If you are really in pain because of this, I've found a way to run freebsd and linux clients on your OpenBSD box. Nothing groundbreakingly new, but some people might not have thought of it, or known how. http://www.nothingkillsfaster.com/seti/obsdseti.html "

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By Todd Fries () todd@openbsd.org on 2000-03-06 03:33 mailto:todd@openbsd.org

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Just had to plug a favorite team of mine :-)

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In between security sweeps, snapshot builds, and real work, a few cpu cycles have mysteriously been abducted by the SETI@home group.

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